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From: c60a-2ae@web3e.berkeley.edu.BERKELEY.EDU (John Kawakami -O^O-,510d or 260E,6431816,6667734)
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Subject: Re: RF Modulator for the 1040?
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Date: Sun, 15-Nov-87 23:15:02 EST
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In article <2925@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu> braner@tcgould.tn.cornell.edu
 (braner) writes:
>[]
>
>One way to go would be to buy the ST-->composite video cable that
>is sold by E. Arthur Brown Co.  ($20)  - that's all you need to plug
>into your VCR or monitor/tv. ...
>
>- Moshe Braner


I believe that cable only works on 520ST's, which already have RF output
and 2 pins on the monitor port for composite output.  1040's do not have
these pins (unless your 1040 has a rf output port).  The pins are
labeled in the gray manual in the back.
So the 1040 users (what about megas?) are still without rf output for now.

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